yeah, you hit almost anything and that $100K for other people's property goes away real fast and you are left responsible for the rest. I do not recall but I think I have $500K or $1M but this is NY and everything is expensive to hit. Then again, I only pay $1600/yr for the GT.
Most people are grossly underinsured when there is bodily harm in an accident though. A friend of mine found out the hard way. Once the insurance runs out they come for the rest in a civil suit and if you're liable, not even the best attorney can keep it from ruining your life.
Yeah, need an umbrella policy for enough to cover any assets that aren't judgement proof. The bitch when I was starting out was finding a company that would write a $500 umbrella policy.
All I wanted was my medical bills paid but they wouldn't deal with me so I got an attorney and then they had to pay what I wanted plus his fee. In hindsight I was a fool not to get an attorney right away.
Right, I was just explaining what those numbers generally mean.
you're a rare breed to not have gone after everything they had and ruined their lives. I mean that in a good way. lucky you made it out alive
On the most boring roads, it isn't. On the very best roads, in my opinion, it certainly is. Same roads where my 70 hp SV easily keeps up with much "faster" bikes.
I know the brz is a good corner carver. Most owners appreciate the car for what it is. I was more referring to the brz owners that have the same mentality as the scion Tc fart can owners.
Ah, got it. I'm using the word "fast" in a very different sense than they are. I certainly don't think the BRZ is fast the same way they do.
FWIW The question was asked 4 years ago.
So anyway...as Mustang owners we don't concern ourselves with restrictions of time and space. We feel the need to insert out opinions whenever or wherever the opportunity may afford it.
